Sony's Live -Service -Playstation -Games still crack. The multiplayer raid shooter Fairgame $ According to concerns, it was reportedly delayed after an external test, and Jade Raymond left the company to leave the company.
Bloomberg Report The fact that the PlayStation 5 game of the First-am providers was originally published in autumn 2025 will now come in 2026. This delay is apparently the result of internal concerns regarding the development of the game after external tests. Fairgame $ Is done by Haven Studios, a team based in Montreal of ex-google stamilizers who acquired Sony 2022. It was by Raymond, a veteran of Assassin's Creed and EA motif. No longer.
“Jade Raymond was an incredible partner and visionary in the founding -Haven studios,” said a Sony spokesman Bloomberg in an explanation. “We are deeply grateful for your leadership and your contributions, and we wish her all the best in her next chapter.”
FairgameIn a 2023 PlayStation Showcase, $ with little detail was announced about what the game would consist of. It was a class war and “emerging sandbox gameplay” with shadows from Robin Hood hits Payday 2 If it was done by Ubisoft. The studio behind it was founded in 2021 his internal development teams, which was previously managed by Raymond, after the failure of his cloud gaming platform stages.
Sony stays with Fairgame $ At the moment and has appointed Marie-Eve Danis and Pierre-François Sapinski as co-studio heads. But the console manufacturer's incoming live service strategy continues to look like a chaos after the cancellation of 2023 The last of us online and the unprecedented unpublished of Heroic shooter Harmony last year. Sony also went down online God of war Spin-off and a cooperative shooter in Bend Studio Early this year.
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